Odd number for achievements score question

To everyone that has an odd achievement score the solution to that is easy, Why don't you just finish the game that gave you the odd score in the first place.

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You will have 1000/1000GS and your score back to normal.

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I have never understood why companies had to put in those really odd achievement scores in the first place. What was wrong with using 0's and 5's?

I know how you feel. I always check all the achievements before I play the game. If there's a game with an odd number achievement score, if I know for a fact that I can't get it, I don't play it. That's just me though.

There are titles with achievements with an score ending in 1-4, 6-9. I'm in that boat with an odd ending gamerscore so when I pass a -000 threshold, mine will be -001. If you're looking to fix it, I recommend googling your question to find some games with
odd scores. You could also continue playing the game that caused the difference, since the total gamerscore for that game will end in a 0.

Seriously I'm so annoyed because of Luxor 2 I have an odd messed up gamer score because of the odd achievement scores and I'm even considering buying Xbox 360 again just to get it evened out lol

The ending in 0 or 5 things is a weird thing, but does seem to bug a lot of people. I know it doesn't matter, but I still had to go back to Solus Project with all it's 23gs achievements because I was sick of my score ending in an odd number. I literally
calculated how many 23's I would need to get back on track and then looked up the quickest achievements to unlock that many. Don't start that game unless you are OK with odd achivements. Cus I just looked it up and there is 1 unobtainable achievement. Nightmare
if you like 100% completion and multiple of 5 score

What are people's thought on the hook you in, odd achievement?

Example, in Overcooked you get a 1gs achievement in the first level. And then a 199gs achievement for 3 staring all levels. It's like, haha, gotcha, now you gotta complete the whole game. Funny, but maybe not best practice